Jerome London

Did an ancient civilization build 4,000-foot pyramids in Antarctica 100 million years ago, or is that just a really dumb way to look at pictures of mountains?

On its first page, The Da Vinci Code states that the book is based on a true secret society founded in France in the 1100s called the Priory of Sion. Instead, It was all a hoax fabricated in the 1950s by a French fascist.

Let’s look at the theories about who killed him—or even if he was killed at all.

When most hear the word “pizza,” that’s exactly what they think about—pizza, plain and simple. But to the believers of a notorious conspiracy theory known as “Pizzagate,” the word doesn’t actually mean “pizza”—instead, it’s code for “pedophilia.”

The true story of how the US government experimented on its own citizens with psychedelic drugs—sometimes ending in death.

Did the US government invent the AIDS virus, contact aliens, and travel through time tunnels out on a lonely Air Force base in Long Island, or is this the craziest conspiracy theory of them all?

Is the Federal Reserve really a sinister cabal of global bankers who print worthless paper, have financed all wars since the early 1800s, and killed JFK?

The Holy Bible condemns witches as agents of Satan who deserve to be killed…except in the one rare instance where the King of Israel consults with a female witch, and the only person who dies as a result is the King.